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1. Executive summary The ‘Fit for
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What can be done? Executive summary
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Executive summary We have found imp
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Increasing work intensity is a very
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2.2 MSDs: The European context Intr
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2.4 A note on definition Introducti
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Figure 3.1. Number of MSDs inpatien
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• Stamina and resilience; • Cog
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Work and MSDs in Bulgaria It is imp
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